Le Sénégal vise l'électrification de 6 471 localités d'ici 2029
Le Sénégal doit électrifier 6 471 localités d'ici à 2029 pour un coût de 396 milliards de francs CFA.
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Le Sénégal doit électrifier 6 471 localités d'ici à 2029 pour un coût de 396 milliards de francs CFA.
Senegal's Ministry of Energy and Petroleum is working on a decree to regulate the solar installation sector, aiming to improve the quality of equipment and services.
Senegalese victims of Tivaouane Peulh demolitions call on state to resolve 20-hectare land dispute
Cheikh Oumar HANNE cites concerns over impartiality in declining summons from parliamentary inquiry into "One Student, One Computer" program.
Senegal's Minister of Communication Bacary Sarr visits Urac, announces review of media support mechanisms
Vénus Findy Touré, a Senegalese entrepreneur, has built a diverse career in art, education, and professional responsibilities, guided by self-confidence and a passion for effort.
Senegal's PROCASEF and Seen Suuf projects prepare to deploy the Communal Land Information System (SIFCOM) in the Bassin arachidier region.
Water release planned at Senegal's Manantali Dam, communities along River Senegal advised to be vigilant
Dr Fatma Guenoun, president of the Senegalese League Against Cancer (Lisca), is a beacon of hope for women fighting cancer in Senegal.
Senegal mourns the loss of Cheikh Hamidou Kane, a renowned writer and philosopher who left an indelible mark on African literature.
Adama "Blinde" Diop, a Senegalese fighter, has achieved his dream of joining the UFC after winning the Dana White's Contender Series.
Senegal's Cheikh Oumar Anne cites sufficient documentation for 'One Student, One Computer' program